Located in the same shopping center as Makaha Chop Suey and Longs Drugs…read more Cute cafe. Lots of healthy smoothies and small meal options. Got the Strawberry Shaka and Açaí Berry smoothie. Paid about $25 for two smoothies. Service is friendly!

Such a cool local spot! I'm glad Mākaha has a healthy refreshing place like this. The people are…read morereally friendly and the drinks are delicious and healthy. I had Ka Inu Kalo and that was really creamy and delish. I want to go back for their bowls. Is it small and there's a table outside, but i recommend ordering to go and eating or drinking at one of our beautiful beaches. Be sure to take your trash with you tho! Leave our beaches nicer than when you got there. It's a great stop pre or post beach!

Delicious food! A great place for oceanfront dinner and…read moremusic. Mahalo to the Westside family and friends for showing me this spot.

so YUMMY all time favorite. visited on vacation and everyone was friendly, super cool staff! 10/10read more

Loved shopping here. Beautiful, kind, and helpful people at every stall. The prices were great and…read morewe were able to get some nice ripe fruit. The okra was probably the best quality I've ever had.

Pottery and other art, once a month. Usually on the third Saturday esch month…read more creations by local artists. very good prices

Delicious homemade Puerto Rican food. Hands-down the best on the island. Not that there are a lot…read moreof Puerto Rican restaurants on the island. But this place is excellent No matter how many you have... My usual is the pernil plate-- tasty pulled pork with your choice of sides. I usually like the yuca or plantains, and gandule rice. Tried the bean stew hanchules today--so good on the rice. Also got to watch them make the pasteles. Stevena the owner said that in Puerto Rico they only make this for special occasions. But here everybody wants it all the time, and she sells out of them. Small parking lot out front and outside seating. But with the heat in Waianae, I would definitely sit inside in the air-conditioning. Definitely one of my go to places on the west side. Always friendly service.

Pernil is my absolute favorite, so I was torn having to choose between a Cubano or trying their…read moreMofongo. Luckily my husband decided to get the Cubano, the mofongo with pernil, yucca fries, and gandule rice for myself, and my sons: saimin, chicken with rice and fries, the pernil sandwich, and the jibarito sandwich. All of which were amazing! I was a little disappointed that my mofongo was a little undercooked and the 3.5 pieces of yucca fries. But it's fine! The pernil was soooo good and I would definitely come back!

Honestly a solid place ! My husband and I ordered some breakfast burritos and they were freaking…read morebomb !

The food is not good for Hawai'i quality, and who knows why my Husband gave you :00& and somethingread more

Great taste, fair prices, and an awesome menu. There were selections we have not seen anywhere…read moreelse. Your poke is created in front of you, so good. All dishes we ordered was delicious! Don't want to say which was our favs because they will get swamped and sell out! Just be there and enjoy! The couple was so nice like we were longtime friends. So good to support local and the appreciation is known. We will definitely be back. Thank you!

I don't eat a lot of poke but that's what my daughter wanted so that's what we were getting. Small…read moreplace with few seats inside and couple picnic tables outside which is where we ate. I got the Kalua pork poke bowl (pork was cooked) both the pork and poke were great along with the rice it came with. A lot of food so I have half of it left over and price was very reasonable, under $20.

Came in for a cool refreshing drink and I wasn't sure what I wanted as there are so many great…read moreoptions. After speaking with the employee, I ended up getting the pineapple and the passion fruit tea. The pineapple is what came highly recommended, it was sweet and had bits of pineapple in it however the passion fruit was my favorite between the two. Along with drinks they also have food and the menu and smell has me wanting to come back and give them a try. Give them a try!

This is a great spot to find traditional Lao Street food. Everything is made fresh to order and you…read morecan taste it. I ordered the shrimp summer roles and they were THICK and excellent! My husband got the sweet sticky rice and mango. The mango was ripe and sweet and the rice added a good balance. Being a Lao girl, I am always trying to find my comfort foods close to home and I can definitely see this location becoming that for me. The owners were kind and made comforting conversation. This location is half cafe, half convenience store. The entrance is on the inside of the mall, opposite of the parking lot. The menu is on the glass, and it provides the name, price and picture of the food item. This location is more of a pickup/ takeout as there is only 1-2 tall tables in the store.

The food is great, good value for your money and the service is great, friendly staff and a wide…read moreselection. Of food. The restaurant has many seats and a view of the water is fabulous.

I recently visited Kaʻahaʻaina Café on Farrington Highway in Waiʻanae, and it truly stands out as…read moreone of the more unique casual spots on Oʻahu's leeward coast. The ambiance at Kaʻahaʻaina Café sets it apart from your average neighborhood café. The atmosphere is laid-back and focused on community, embodying a local vibe that truly represents the West Side instead of mimicking a trendy Honolulu idea. The overall experience at Kaʻahaʻaina Café was truly something I valued the most. The vibe was relaxed and inviting, allowing for a seamless transition into enjoying the meal. The service was not only friendly but also efficient, with the staff contributing to a warm atmosphere that perfectly complemented the café's local vibe. That level of reliability is crucial, particularly in a venue where it appears that numerous patrons are familiar faces. From a wider travel viewpoint, I often observe when a café truly embodies the spirit of its local community. Having explored numerous dining spots around the globe, I often find myself recalling those that truly embody their local essence, and Kaʻahaʻaina Café certainly captures that vibe. It's not just about the show. It's all about the cozy vibe, the sense of belonging, and an atmosphere that resonates with the essence of Waiʻanae. Kaʻahaʻaina Café is definitely worth a visit if you find yourself on the Waiʻanae Coast and are in the mood for a laid-back meal in an authentically local atmosphere. Kaʻahaʻaina Café exudes a sense of community that adds a unique charm, setting it apart from typical café experiences.